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Apollo NZ GlobalStart Project Brief
Auremont Container Pools

Auremont · Holiday Parks & Glamping

Add a defined pool amenity without turning every accommodation project into a conventional pool build.

Auremont can support holiday parks, glamping sites, eco-lodges and tourism accommodation where the pool needs to arrive as a repeatable modular system. The four standard sizes remain the starting point, with access, guest use, cover strategy, treatment, serviceability and local installation planned around the destination.

Auremont modular pool suited to holiday accommodation and glamping projects
Holiday parks · glamping · lodgesFour standard Auremont sizesGuest amenity + repeat-site pathwaysSupply-only international project model

Project fit

Where this Auremont pathway makes sense.

The application determines what has to be coordinated early. The four standard pool sizes remain the product base; the project around them changes.

01

Shared guest pools

Mid-size and Long format pathways can support a central amenity where guest circulation, supervision and plant access are planned early.

02

Premium glamping units

Compact and Compact Plus pools can create a private-pool pathway beside selected cabins, tents or villas without changing the core accommodation system.

03

Eco-lodge clusters

A controlled pool specification can be repeated across remote or nature-led accommodation where freight and servicing need to stay predictable.

04

Seasonal properties

Heating, covers and water-treatment choices should be considered against seasonal opening, shutdown and maintenance routines.

05

Phased park expansion

Standard pool formats can be released as accommodation zones are completed rather than requiring one large pool programme at the start.

06

Coastal tourism sites

Salt exposure, access, wind, drainage, corrosion review and ongoing equipment servicing should be included in the project brief.

Project priorities

Resolve the constraints before the visual details.

Choose whether the pool is a shared amenity or a private accommodation feature before selecting the model.Keep plant access and routine water-treatment tasks practical for site staff.Plan barriers, guest circulation and surrounding decks with the local project team.Review heating and cover strategy against climate, season length and operating hours.Confirm truck and crane access before cabins, landscaping or other structures close the delivery route.Keep local installation, regulated work and approvals with the destination project team.

Standard size pathway

Use the current four Auremont formats as the starting point.

Published size references help match the project. Approved CAD still controls internal swimming dimensions, water depth, equipment zone, service clearances and final configured envelope.

01 · STANDARD FORMAT

Compact

4.0 × 2.0 × 1.4 m

Private glamping unit · courtyard · plunge-style amenity

02 · STANDARD FORMAT

Compact Plus

4.3 × 2.25 × 1.4 m

Premium cabin / lodge unit wanting more usable width

03 · STANDARD FORMAT

Mid-size

5.1 × 2.24 × 1.5 m

Shared guest amenity · lodge · holiday park

04 · STANDARD FORMAT

Long format

9.1 × 2.2 × 2.0 m

Larger shared amenity / longer-swim pathway where access allows

Relevant configuration pathways

Options should solve a project need.

Architectural, water-system and cover options are confirmed against the selected pool and project rather than assumed to fit every configuration.

Open Auremont Options Centre
01Acrylic viewing window02WPC / architectural exterior03Baja shelf / shallow ledge04Pool + spa concept05Counter-current pathway06Enhanced treatment / automation07Automatic electric cover08Sliding deck cover

Project sequence

Turn the application into a controlled supply brief.

AUREMONT is supply-only. Local foundations, lifting, utility connections, barriers, installation, regulated trade work and approvals remain project-specific unless expressly included elsewhere.

01

Define the operating model

Shared or private use, guest numbers, season length, staffing, climate and destination.

02

Select the standard pool pathway

Match the intended amenity and site footprint to one of the four current Auremont formats.

03

Set the operating options

Review cover, heating, treatment, lighting and service-access requirements before final CAD.

04

Resolve site logistics

Confirm road access, crane setup, final placement, surrounding accommodation and protected delivery routes.

05

Freeze the project documents

Approved CAD, equipment schedule and supplied scope become the basis for manufacture.

06

Place + commission locally

Destination contractors complete support, lifting, connections, barriers, approvals and commissioning.

Project planning example

Planning example · 18-key glamping retreat

A retreat could use one Mid-size shared pool beside its central lodge and add Compact pools to a small number of premium units. The pool programme stays manageable by using standard shells, a repeated finish / equipment package and site-specific crane checks for each final location.

Standard shell familyShared + private amenity mixSeasonal operating planProtected delivery routeLocal commissioning

International project pathway

Pool configuration and freight planning belong in the same brief.

For overseas projects, AUREMONT project review uses the destination, access, port / depot pathway, project timing and selected pool configuration supplied by the client and their local project team. Physical site inspection is not included. Site installation and statutory work remain local project responsibilities.

Move into project information review

Configure the standard pool, then submit the dimensions, drawings, photos, access and destination information available.

Need Apollo to review it?

Turn the result into a project brief.

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